Qöylarda temiratki kasalligining etiologiyasi, diagnostikasi va profilaktikasi (adabiyotlar şarhi)

Abstract

This article examines the causes, pathogens, clinical signs, diagnosis and preventive measures for sheep’s ringworm. Lichen is an infectious disease caused by dermatophyte fungi that affects the skin and its derivatives. The disease can spread through direct contact between animals, as well as through infected equipment, wool and skin debris. The spread of the disease is facilitated by humidity, non-compliance with sanitary and hygienic rules, dense keeping of animals, and a decrease in immunity. The article examines the importance of clinical examination, microscopic examination, and methods for growing fungi in a nutrient medium in the detection of lichen. The importance of sanitary and hygienic measures, isolation of infected animals and disinfection of livestock premises in the prevention og the disease is also described.